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March 1st 10, 08:26 PM
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Just lost my Windows XP computer. But my files were backed-up on ClickFree
hard drive. My new computer is Windows 7 and I loaded my Microsoft Office XP Small Business onto my Windows 7 computer. I don't know how to get my Outlook to access my pst files which according to ClickFree are loaded into my new computer. I must tell you that I am NOT very computer smart. 
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March 1st 10, 08:54 PM
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On 3/1/2010 11:26 AM, aqua55blue wrote:
Just lost my Windows XP computer. But my files were backed-up on ClickFree hard drive. My new computer is Windows 7 and I loaded my Microsoft Office XP Small Business onto my Windows 7 computer. I don't know how to get my Outlook to access my pst files which according to ClickFree are loaded into my new computer. I must tell you that I am NOT very computer smart. Not familiar with ClickFree. Call them 866-680-0516 and they will probably guide you very efficiently. Otherwise, your files are normally supposed to be in in %userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook And you are smart. You had a backup. Most people do not.  Try this: Open Outlook Go to File - Open - Outlook Data File Type the next line EXACTLY %userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook Hit enter See if your Outlook.pst is in that window. -- Leonid S. Knyshov Crashproof Solutions 510-282-1008 Twitter: @wiseleo http://crashproofsolutions.com Microsoft Small Business Specialist Please vote "helpful" if I helped you
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March 1st 10, 09:05 PM
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And to compound matters OfficeXP has issues on both Vista and Win7 in that
Outlook mail account paswords are not retained. "aqua55blue" wrote in message ... Just lost my Windows XP computer. But my files were backed-up on ClickFree hard drive. My new computer is Windows 7 and I loaded my Microsoft Office XP Small Business onto my Windows 7 computer. I don't know how to get my Outlook to access my pst files which according to ClickFree are loaded into my new computer. I must tell you that I am NOT very computer smart.
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March 2nd 10, 05:11 PM
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"aqua55blue" wrote in message
... Just lost my Windows XP computer. But my files were backed-up on ClickFree hard drive. My new computer is Windows 7 and I loaded my Microsoft Office XP Small Business onto my Windows 7 computer. I don't know how to get my Outlook to access my pst files which according to ClickFree are loaded into my new computer. I must tell you that I am NOT very computer smart. Outlook 2002 is not compatible with Windows 7. You need at least Outlook 2003. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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